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Question. Rewrite "next katakana" into kanji. "shukujitsu"
It looks like an easy question at first glance, but if you actually write "shukujitsu" in kanji,
some people might get lost in some parts of it.
This is definitely an easy question.
You can write this down, can't you?
Everyone, we have one more person coming in today. Please come in.
Yes, thank you.
Here we go.
Let's take a look at everyone's answers.
Everyone's answers...
Huh?
There's only one person.
One person is strange.
Who is it?
Huh? There's only one person.
I feel like there's something else.
What? What's different? Who's different?
Why don't you know?
Look for something different.
What? What?
Who's different?
Everyone's different, right?
Who's different?
Who's different from the others?
I don't know, but...
The correct answer is this!
Why do you think you're okay?
Hey, Shige-chan!
Why do you think you're okay?
Why do you...
Okay.
Look closely!
Okay.
Your handwriting.
I'm doing it.
Why did you change it?
Do you want me to write it closer?
That's right.
Right?
It's "shimesu-hen",
but Murashige changed it to "koromo-hen".
"Shukujitsu-no-shuku" uses "shimesu-hen", which represents gods and saints,
but Murashige changed it to "koromo-hen", which represents clothes and so on.
Murashige will give you a quiz.
This kanji.
Which one is correct?
"shimesu-hen" or "koromo-hen"?
This is also a kanji we see every day.
"koronaka-no-ka".
Do you know which one is correct,
whether it's about gods or clothes?
Do you know what kanji it is?
"nabe".
No.
"nabe" is wrong.
It's "kame-hen".
"nabe" is wrong.
At first, people said they couldn't read it.
Everyone said it differently.
Which one is correct?
"koromo-hen", right?
Yes.
"koromo-hen".
"koromo-hen" is correct, right?
Yes.
The correct answer is "koromo-hen".
"koronaka-no-ka" kanji is "shimesu-hen".
"shimesu-hen" kanji has many good meanings,
such as "thank you", "pray", and "blessing",
but "ka" can also mean "disaster",
and "shimesu-hen" is used for "unforeseen misfortune" that happens when God is angry.
One more chance.
All right.
Do your best.
How about this one?
Yes.
This is...
Yes, yes, yes.
"hoshuu-no-ho" kanji.
Neither of them exists,
but which one is correct, "god" or "clothes"?
"shimesu-hen" or "koromo-hen"?
"koromo-hen"!
The correct answer is "koromo-hen"!
Yes!
Why?
Because you wear it, right?
Yes.
Like "taiho"?
"taiho"?
That's "teiho".
You've been saying "hen" all wrong!
"teiho" is something you wear.
"teiho" is not something you wear.
It's not something you wear.
"koromo-hen" is correct.
"koromo-hen" means "making clothes",
and "teiho" means "saving".
So, tonight...
"Summer Drill 26 Questions Special" with Todai-sensei!
Thanks!
It starts with "pe" and ends with "l"!
"pe"! "pe"!
"peeper" and "cleon"!
Shima-kun's best finger cutting is...
His best finger cutting is...
He was kicked out of school.
And Tanaka-sensei went crazy!
What happened?
Call Tanaka-sensei!
He studied during the summer vacation and got into the new semester!
Next is a very difficult Japanese word that made students worry about their entrance exams in 1999.
Answer the meaning of the next "goku".
zottoshinai
"zottosuru" and "zottoshinai" use completely different words.
Do you understand?
This is...
Difficult!
"zottoshinai" is a word that was used in the center exam a long time ago.
It was used in the exam to ask questions about the meaning of words.
Yes, it was used.
zottoshinai
Let's see what it means.
warukunai
tsumaranai
omoshirokunai
yanai
kanshinshinai
kowaikimochigasurukadoukaotazuneruimi
What is it?
What does it mean?
"zottoshinai"?
Is there a correct answer?
It's correct!
Okada and Kamiya are correct!
Wow!
Okada and Kamiya were active today!
I'm the leader of the Tokyo U.S. team now.
Onishi's leader.
Kou-chan, you're wrong.
I mean, isn't it okay?
It doesn't make you nervous.
It doesn't make you scared or surprised.
I mean, isn't it okay?
“No shame” means “not funny” or “not very impressive”.
And "not scary" and "not scary" don't mean "not scary".
No, they don't.
What did you say?
Ms. Tanaka said “happy” means “scary”.
It’s “no shame” ok?
It means "asking whether you feel scared or not".
If you have a question mark when you say "Don't scare," you can't say "Don't scare."
“Self” means “fear” and “impression”.
“Smile” means “scary” and “not funny” means “not funny”.
By the way, this is Raven.
The novel he wrote wasn't "I'm not scared."
If you use "not funny" and express "not funny", you'll get a clever sentence, so remember it!
The next question is also very difficult, you must have heard of it, it's a difficult kanji for "地名"
Answer "Overseas Land Name" written in the next kanji.
What is it?
It's a kanji for "Overseas Country Name" written in "Overseas Meaning", it's a city's name which is also famous for music, do you know it?
It's a difficult question which requires you to answer it in order of relationship.
This is difficult.
Let's look at the answers together!
Here!
We have Vienna, Cairo, Vienna, Switzerland, Milla, Istanbul, India, Arro, but the right thing is here!
Correct!
Wow!
Team "Men and Women" is winning!
Okamoto-san, is it also Chinese?
Yes, it’s “Winnie”
You express it in a similar way, right?
Yes.
It's like this.
What is it called?
“Winnie”
It's close!
Originally, in China, "Winnai" was described as "Winnai" in three characters like this.
In Japan, "ウィーンナイ" was learned in Chinese and simplified in two characters, and now it's said to be in Chinese characters.
By the way, "Winnipeg" is also said to be "Miaconi" which is a city of music.
Do you know what these famous "Miaconai" are called?
Here is the correct answer!
In the case of kanji representing foreign names,
kanji close to their names and pronunciations are often used,
and these three are also "ji" that match the names of the characters.
Next, we'll learn about Mr. Tanaka's embarrassing secret,
the "goku" language problem!
Answer the meaning of the next "goku" word.
tsumabiraka
This word is often used in novels and so on,
and it may not be used much in everyday life,
but if you can use it correctly, you can become a cool adult!
It's difficult!
What is this?
When do you learn this kind of thing?
That's right!
Let's look at everyone's answers together!
Here!
In detail and lightly,
everyone will know what you were hiding!
Kamiya-san, in detail!
"tsumasaki" and "hirahira"
"tsumasaki" is "tsuma" and "hirahira" is "bira"
This is good!
This is interesting!
Right?
I'm not very good at dictating!
Now, the correct answer is this!
Kamiya-san's answer is correct!
There are people who have a similar answer,
but Okada-san's answer is wrong!
To be exact, "kwashii sama" and "komakai ten made hakkiri shiteiru sama"
mean "sama",
so it's not a nuance like Okada-san and Ueda-san's "kakushiteita koto ga",
so we decided to make it "batsu"
Do you write "batsu" in kanji?
Yes, you can write it in kanji!
That's amazing!
You used this song to write example sentences, didn't you?
Yes!
The word "tsumabirata"
There's an interesting answer, so let's see it!
Here it is!
Tanaka-sensei no himitsu ga tsumabirata ni naru
This sentence means "Tanaka-sensei no himitsu ga akirata ni naru",
but this is Baba-san's answer...
Yes!
What is it?
Are you taking advantage of me?
Can I say it?
Eh?!
You're lying!
What is it?
No, it's nothing!
What is it? You surprised me!
No, it's nothing!
No, if I had one,
when the manager at the site changed,
in his letter of apology,
Tanaka-san, you write 'chuck' a lot, so you look at it a lot, don't you?
That's what he wrote in his letter of apology!
Next,
it's a song that everyone used to sing when they were kids,
Igoi no nannmon
Tsumi no katakana wo kanji ni naoshinasai
Yubikiri genman
Wow, that's difficult!
I've never heard of it!
Yubikiri genman
Usatsuitara haisen wo nomasu
Yubikitta
Kijitsu wa kanken
jun
ikkyu
ijou
no mondai
Yubikiri de tsukau genman
kore ni kanji ga arute
Were you able to do it?
Wow, it was difficult!
I didn't understand at all!
This "kanji ken" can be found in more than first grade.
First grade?
Well, it's a familiar word from the elderly to the young.
You didn't know that there is kanji in it, did you?
If you didn't know it, you don't need to make it into kanji.
What is it, secretary Uki?
First grade is a word that you don't need to make it into kanji.
First grade is not over for you!
"Extra stage" is a part of it.
Is it a general language?
But it's cool if you can write it, right?
Yes.
Now, let's take a look at everyone's answers in one line.
This one!
Wow!
It's pretty divided!
Genma
"Genma"?
That's amazing!
It's "genma" written on a Yankee's back.
"Genma" written on a Yankee's back.
Wait, I'm sorry.
"Man" is...
Isn't "man" a different character?
What's the difference? Is there such a thing?
It's not "mizo" either.
You wrote "en" under it!
Do I...write this kind of character?
I don't know!
But you wrote it!
You didn't find your own new character, did you?
Let's take a look at the correct answer.
The correct answer is this one!
"Genma"!
"Genma" is written as "man" under "kobushi" and "genma".
As you know, "yubikiri" is a custom of making a vow of "genshu" that started in the Edo period.
So, if you break a promise, you should do like this.
"Hari senbon nomasu" is literally "hari o senbon nomasu".
And the correct answer of "genma" is...
Originally, "genma" contains the meaning of "if you break a promise, you will be punched ten thousand times with your fist".
So, if you lie even though you cut your finger off "genma", you will be punched ten thousand times with your fist and then you will be swallowed by a needle.
There is 11,000 damage, isn't it?
Yes, 11,000 damage.
You didn't think we had such a great contract, did you?
That's right.
Let's look at the answer of "obaka" around here.
Shima-kun.
Yes!
Here is Shima-kun's "ubikiri genman".
"ubikiri genmai"?
"genmai" is different.
"ubikiri genmai" is "genmai".
The level is different.
"genmai" is "genmai janken"...
What is "genmai janken"?
"ubikiri genmai" is "genmai janken".
What is "genmai janken"?
"genmai janken"...
The winner is "genmai".
Is "genmai" held like this?
Yes, yes.
So, if you break a promise, you will be punched ten thousand times with your fist, right?
You will be punched only one time, right?
No, no.
You will be punched only one time, right?
Mr. Fukuzawa, I'm sorry for being in the same class as these people.
It's a new experience for me.
I'm sorry.
Next is "shakaii".
"shakaii" is the world geography in middle school textbooks.
All people can answer this question.
"shakaii" is the world geography in middle school textbooks.
The fourth question is quite difficult.
How many questions can you answer?
It's difficult, isn't it?
It's difficult, it's difficult.
I couldn't answer it.
What is it?
First of all, let's look at the answer of this person on behalf of Omaka.
Here is Shima's answer.
Germany, Beccia, Belgium, Tiamo, Canada, Nachos, Turkey, Cambodia, Portugal, Cristiano, Chile, Biano.
It seems possible.
What is it? Cristiano is completely driven by Portugal.
All of them are Serie A players.
That's right.
What is the first pitch like?
Ronaldo is a little behind today.
Beccia and Biano are behind today.
There are two people who seem to get points.
Good two-top.
Let's get back on track and look at the answers of Mr. Fukuzawa and Ms. Ko-chan.
Let's look at the answers of the three people together.
First of all, this is Germany's answer.
Belgium is correct.
Next is Belgium's answer.
All of them are correct.
This is correct.
Next is Canada's answer.
This is correct.
Can you go to Turkey?
This is the answer.
It's correct.
It's amazing.
Next is Portugal's answer.
This is the answer.
All of them are wrong.
This is correct.
Next is Chile's answer.
This is the answer.
All of them are wrong.
Tobirici?
Chile!
Chile city!
All of them are wrong!
Then it's a tie.
I didn't know.
This is the correct answer.
Do you know the name of the capital of Chile?
You can eat sweets as a reward.
What is it? It's really difficult.
Do you know the name of the capital of Chile?
Chile!
The answer is...
You are all wrong!
Tobirichi!
Chi...
Chile city!
You are all wrong!
I didn't know.
You are all wrong.
Tobirichi is the capital of Georgia.
Chile city is...
I didn't know.
Mexico city is the capital of Mexico.
I didn't know.
He is trying to show that he knows Mexico.
He is trying to show something.
He is not just showing it.
He is not just showing it, but he is trying to show it.
He is trying to show it.
There is only one person who knows the answer.
Magical Lovely Murakami!
Amazing!
Murakami's answer is...
Santiago!
You are correct!
Why?
Before I entered elementary school, I did a quiz about the capital of Chile with my dad.
My dad said the name of the country and I said the capital of Chile.
He said Santiago.
Amazing!
Even now, you still say Santiago.
Yes, I still say Santiago.
What about Algeria?
I don't know.
What?
You only know where your father brought you up.
I know everything.
Algeria?
Algeria is very easy.
I don't know.
Just like that.
Algeria.
That's right.
Algeria.
I didn't know that.
By the way, Algeria is located in the north of Africa.
It is located between Mediterranean and Europe.
There are many beautiful towns in the capital, Algeria.
The third lesson of summer dancing is English.
If you remember it, it will be cool.
What is the standard fruit in the supermarket in English?
There are only fruits you usually see.
Please answer all of them in English.
Watermelon.
Pears.
Grapes.
Kaki.
Anzu.
pear.
Sakura.
If you know everything, you are an English master.
How many do you know?
Please refer to the letters that have already appeared.
Please say it in English.
I don't know.
It's easy, but...
Give it to me properly.
Then I will go.
Get in position and get ready.
Number two.
The English word that represents number two is "tea".
You know what it is, right?
I know it, but...
Eh? This is...
Vibration
If you get it wrong, you get a hint. Instead of that, you go around one more time.
Loclicut
If you get it wrong and you get a hint, you get the answer. You go around one more time and start over.
How many words will you give me?
Number one!
Number one? Thank you very much!
It is said that this word came about from the fact that it contains a lot of water.
Number two!
Number three!
Number five!
Everyone, number five!
This is an easy question. Morihina-san should know it, too.
You know it, right?
Blueberry!
It starts with "g" and ends with "e". It is an "ano" word.
I know it! I know it! I know it!
Grape!
Hurry up and say it!
Rockberry!
These are words made up of two words.
Nishida-kun, who used to be good at English, do you know it?
You're good at English, aren't you?
What was it again?
Water apple!
No, no, no!
Nishida, you can't say it!
Nishida is good at English.
You can't say it?
What is it?
J-j-j-jupiter!
The answer is "japanese pear"!
What will you give me?
Number four!
What is it?
The last letter is "m".
"m" is an English word that means "fruit".
You finally called me out!
You finally had a class!
Ano-chan!
You can do it!
Drop...
Orange!
It starts with "p" and ends with "n".
"p" "p" "p"
If you look at the list of words, you'll know it!
Peeper!
Crayon!
The correct answer is "persimmon"!
What is this?! In the end...
Most of you said it till the end!
Hurry up! Hurry up and say it!
Go! Go!
Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go!
The first letter is "a", but will Kami-chan know it?
Apricot!
Correct!
By the way, do you know "zacro", which was not chosen, in English?
I've been thinking about it for a long time, but I don't know it at all!
Does anyone know it?!
Ah! This one!
Doesn't it say "bratt"?
Doesn't it say "chi"?
It doesn't say it!
Kami-chan, don't say it!
Kami-chan, really!
I don't know it!
"Tom"?
"Zacros"!
"Tom-Pom-Purin"?
No, no, no!
It's not Samio's character!
I don't know how to read it!
I don't know it!
The answer is "pomgranate"!
"Pomgranate" is a Latin word which means "apple with a lot of seeds",
and it looks like an apple and has a lot of ruby- colored grains, which are the characteristics of "zacros".
In addition, "longqua", which means "beard", is said to have originated from the Chinese word "longqua", which means "beard" in Chinese.
In addition, it's important not only to know how to read English, but also how to pronounce it correctly!
So, this time, a special teacher will teach you how to pronounce "watermelon" correctly!
This time, actually...
Again?!
It's from Hollywood!
What?!
This person has come!
Hello!
A big star is coming!
Oh, no!
Her hair is falling off!
Oh, no!
But she's safe, so it's all right!
Thank you, Angie!
Angie is a native speaker of foreign languages and has graduated from a foreign language university.
Let's ask her to teach us the correct pronunciation of "watermelon," which is surprisingly difficult.
Leave it after me.
WATERMELON!
It's "tomb raider," isn't it?
Are you kidding me?
It's the American joke!
Here we go!
TOMB RAIDER!
You didn't say "tomb raider," did you?
It's about time you asked us seriously!
WATERMELON!
What?
WATERMELON!
Face is very important!
Slowly, please!
First, how do you say "woah"?
WOAH-LER
WOAH-LER!
Yes!
Say it once!
Yes!
The reason is...
When you say "tah", you want to say "woah-tah", right?
No, you pull it!
WOAH-LER!
You pull it! You pull your face!
At first glance, it looks like you're kidding, but...
"WOAH-LER" has "er" at the end of the word.
This "er" part is where you pull your chin and pronounce it as if you're confused.
"FEAR-LER" and "WAIT-ER" are also pronounced in the same way, so remember it!
By paying attention to Angie sensei's facial expression, you can pronounce "ter" more natively.
In addition, the pronunciation of "MERON" in the second half is also important.
Pay attention to how you use your face and tongue!
Next is important!
"MEH"!
Suddenly, you say "er"!
Yes, "er"!
WATER-MEH-LEN!
MEH-LEN!
WATER-MEH-LEN!
LEN! LEN! LEN! LEN! LEN!
Next, you put your tongue behind your teeth and say "LEN"!
LEN! LEN!
YES!
VERY GOOD, MORA SHIRI-SAN, VERY GOOD!
WONDERFUL!
Do it slowly then!
Say it in one breath!
WATER-MEH-LEN!
"WATER" you said!
That's harsh!
That's difficult!
Lastly, Angie sensei's correct pronunciation will be reviewed!
WATERMELON
WATER
Everyone, please refer to it!
Next is "RECAP".
This is a problem related to heatstroke measures that are useful in this period of time.
Wearing a black hat on a hot day is dangerous for heatstroke, so it is better not to do it, but answer why the umbrella is black.
This is a simple question that I feel every day even though I keep repeating it. Can you explain this reason properly?
Wearing a black hat on a hot day is dangerous for heatstroke, so it is better not to do it, but answer why the umbrella is black.
The difference in using hats and umbrellas is the key point. Do you know why?
Answer yourself!
Well, well, well...
Even with this, I think you probably know.
Oh, you know?
The girls know!
If it's a beauty product...
The girls are probably using it, right?
Yes, yes, yes...
Then, please write it down!
Yes!
Then, please write it down!
Now, everyone is writing it down one by one.
Yes, yes...
The pen isn't moving at all!
What's wrong, Komiya-kun?
Huh?
Why is a hat black and an umbrella okay?
Huh?
Komiya-kun is surprisingly relaxed.
On the set of a drama or something like that, it's mandatory to cover your mouth, so the make-up artist will bring it to you right away.
- They do, right? - Yes.
- It's okay, right? - Yes.
Okay, that's it.
Let's look at everyone's answers together.
- Yes. - Yes, they wrote a lot of things.
- Yuyuko-san wrote it for me. - Yes.
- Kamiya-san, what's this? - Yes.
- It's a picture, right? - If it's a white one, it reflects.
If it's black, it absorbs light from the inside.
- Ah, I see. - If it's white and there's sunlight like this, it'll go in.
- It'll go further in and absorb light from the inside. - Yes.
- It absorbs black light and doesn't bounce back anymore, right? - Yes.
- And Sugai. - Yes.
Black absorbs light and doesn't let it pass through, so the shadow of an umbrella makes it cooler.
- Oh. - Yes, yes, yes.
Now, Kotaki-san.
Black absorbs heat and makes the inside of the umbrella cooler.
Thanks to black absorbing heat, the bottom of the umbrella becomes cooler.
Kamiya-san, Sugai-kun, and Kotaki-kun are explaining why umbrellas are black.
On the other hand, Fukuda-san, the heroine of "Sanji"...
- Fukuda-san. - Yes.
Black collects light, so a hat that touches your head is dangerous.
But black doesn't let light pass through, so it's good for sunlight.
- Oh. - Oh.
- There's a reason why hats are dangerous and umbrellas are good. - That's right.
- Did you write down a reason why hats are bad? - Well, yes.
- You wrote down a reason why umbrellas are bad, didn't you? - Even though it's the same black, why are umbrellas good and hats are bad?
Even though it's the same black.
- Right? - Which one is bad?
- I'd like you to explain this. - I see, I see.
- Okura-san. - Yes?
- Black absorbs light, but hats get too close together. - That's why it's dangerous.
- Oh, it absorbs light but it's close! - It's far away, so...
- It absorbs light but it's far! - That's right. - It's easy to understand. - It's easy to understand, right?
- Anyone can understand... Everyone can understand, right? - That's right. - That's good.
- Minami-kun. - Yes? - Black absorbs light, so hats go to your head, but umbrellas have space.
- Oh, that's right. Okura-san's umbrella is easier to understand and goes to your head... - Oh, that's right.
- If I were to explain it in detail, it would be like this. - No, no, no, no...
- Because you're lowering your teammates. - That's right. - You can't lower your teammates.
- The correct answer is... - Yes?
- Okamiya-san, Sugai-kun, Kuro-kun, Murai-shige, Okura-san, Minami-kun, Mikawa-san are correct! - Wow!
- Why? - The national team has the most correct answers! - Why?
- I'd like you to look at the model answers first. - Okay. - Here's the model answer.
- If it's black, it absorbs reflection light from UV rays and the ground and reduces heat. - Yes, yes.
- Also, unlike hats, there is space between the head and the umbrella and heat is not directly transmitted. - Wow!
Black absorbs light, but whether there is space or not is important.
The umbrella has space, so it is safe, but since the hat is in contact with the head,
heat is transmitted directly and the risk of heat stroke increases.
By the way, hats are said to be good because heat is not stored in colors reflecting light such as UV cut white and silver.
- Whether there is space or not is important. - That's right.
- I would like you to say that. - Yes!
By the way, here is a student who didn't know at all.
- Yokokawa-kun. - Yes?
Turtle coordinates go well with any clothes.
- That's great. - Turtle coordinates.
- Turtle coordinates, right?
- Oh, I see. - What's wrong with turtle coordinates?
Ninja Turtles say black goes well with them.
- Ninja Turtles don't have black. - It's colorful.
Red and Yokokawa-kun, but Enako-chan laughed a lot.
- That's funny. - I'm really happy.
- It would be nice if Enako-chan laughed. - That's right.
I was happy that Enako-chan laughed.
Next is a special test that is a little different from usual.
Challenge the teacher! Photo genius test!
What is this?
This time, as a special edition,
Ms. Tanaka and Mr. Hasegawa will take a photo search test.
This test is to search and find out what the photos are.
Until now, students have searched for photos of buildings and tools that exist all over the world.
This time, as a special class, the teachers will answer two questions.
The questions will be about sweets that are popular now, such as news specials.
And the teachers and students who win...
...will eat sweets as a reward.
The time limit is two minutes, and if you get it within one minute, you get 20 points.
Even if one minute has passed, if you get it within the time limit, you get 10 points.
Let's start the photo search test.
Here is the first question.
Question.
Where does this come from and what kind of sweet is it?
For us, it's pretty common.
- Really? - We see it a lot.
- It's common. - Really?
Please search for where and what kind of sweet it is.
Even in Japan, this year, it has become a trend word among young people.
If you are Z generation, you should know about these sweets.
Photo search test.
Where does it come from and what kind of sweet is it? Search, start!
Both of them chose "onigiri" as their word.
But...
- Isn't it crazy? - Yeah, yeah.
- I want to see it! - Onigiri?
- Wow! - Wow!
- Hasegawa sensei is fast! - Hasegawa sensei is fast!
Hasegawa sensei's image got a hit in the first 10 seconds!
- He's fast! - He's fast!
- It's important! - It's important!
- It's almost there! - It's almost there!
However, Tanaka sensei's image isn't close enough!
- What's going on? - Eh?
- Tanaka sensei hasn't progressed at all. - Tanaka sensei is suspicious!
- Onigiri, sweets... - Ah, it's delicious!
- Tanaka sensei's image is a success! - You can aim for the ears!
- You have 1 minute and 20 seconds left! - Do you know what this is originally?
- Of course! I can tell by the dog! - That's not possible!
Push it! Push it!
Push it!
Push it! Push it!
Okay!
Pushed both of them!
Okay, that's it!
Okay!
Both of them answered within one minute!
Are the answers correct?
Now, open up your answers!
Hasegawa sensei said "Korea, Oniwa-san"
and Tanaka sensei also said "Korea, Oniwa-san"
Don't make fun of us!
Both of you said the same answer!
Then, shall we say the correct answer?
The correct answer is...
Korea, Oniwa-san
Both of you are correct!
As expected of Hasegawa sensei!
Both of you earned 20 points!
"Korea, Oniwa-san" and...
Korea's biggest hit in 2023
Croissant shaped like a rice ball
The dough is croissant and the rice ball is covered with seaweed and there is cream inside
Last year in Japan, when a shop opened in Nagoya, it was taken up by the media and became a hot topic
It tastes like sweet things like kinako cream, honey benimo, mentaiko cream cheese and even sweet and salty things
I want to eat it!
As a search word, the correct answer can be derived from rice ball, bread and cream
I see
Question
Where did this sweet come from and what is it?
Isn't this too little of a clue?
For more than 10,000 sweets a month, this is a super popular sweet that you can line up in a row
Cute! Nice!
Everyone, please search for it together!
Question
Where does this "what" come from?
It's so popular that you can line up all day long.
To find out what characteristics it has,
the key point is whether you can put it in the search word correctly.
Searching test with photos.
"Where does this 'what' come from?" Start!
Do you know what it is?
It looks familiar.
Age-sand?
You use words, don't you?
Tamago-sand?
Isn't it too broad?
Tamago-sand?
Isn't it too broad?
Is it impossible?
It's impossible.
It's similar.
What is it?
It's not enough if it's similar.
It's really difficult.
Please tell us where it comes from.
It's difficult.
It may be different in Japan.
It may be different in overseas.
30 seconds have passed.
OK.
It's "taste".
Oh, I posted it on someone I don't know's SNS.
What is it?
Wait a minute. Can we go to the store?
Yes, you can.
I feel like I'm in "Not Found".
That's right.
Why?
It's too late.
I can't taste it yet.
What is it?
Here is a hint.
This is a new sensation sweet that features a crispy texture on the outside.
A new sensation sweet that features a crispy texture on the outside.
A new sensation sweet.
A crispy texture.
Yes, it has a crispy texture on the outside.
Fried sandwich, cream, matcha.
It's getting closer.
It's not it.
It's getting closer.
It's too late.
30 seconds left.
It's too late.
It might be a little V-sync.
20 seconds left.
Be careful.
10 seconds left.
8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
Time's up.
Not good at all.
Let's see your answers.
Hasegawa sensei.
Fukuoka's Fruit Sandwich 3.
And, Tanaka sensei said,
Pakistan's Yomuno.
Yomuno.
Which one is it?
The answer is...
This one!
The answer is...
And, after this, Tanaka sensei goes crazy.
What is it?
I'll kill you for sure.
What is it?
I'll kill you for sure.
It's a crazy schedule, isn't it?
Here is the answer!
I'm counting on you!
The answer is "fried sandwich" which originated in Fukuoka Prefecture!
Wait a minute!
What's wrong with "fried sandwich"?
Mr. Hasegawa, "fruit sandwich 3" is the name of a shop, isn't it?
Is it a store's name?
Yes, it is.
"fried sandwich" was born in Fukuoka Prefecture's "fruit sandwich 3".
What do you put in "fried sandwich"?
A lot of whipped cream,
fruits and other sweet toppings,
and grilled keema curry and other side dishes.
At the end of last year, "fried sandwich 3" was opened in Ginza, Tokyo.
It's a very popular shop in the daily line-up.
As a search word, "fruits", "bread", "crispy" can lead you to the correct answer.
Mr. Hasegawa was correct only in the origin of the word,
so he gets 5 points as a partial score.
Mr. Tanaka gets 20 points!
Mr. Hasegawa gets 25 points!
Mr. Hasegawa is the winner!
So, you can eat "fried sandwich" which is a fried sandwich's original dessert!
Thank you very much!
It's not only a dessert, but also a side dish.
Please eat it with whatever you like.
Why don't you eat it and say something?
Thank you for the meal!
This is amazing.
This has a lot of volume and the bread is sweet.
The cream is also matcha cream.
The cream is not thick, so it is delicious.
The cream brulee is not too sweet and has just the right sweetness.
This is very delicious.
Please let me wash this.
Don't do that.
Please wash only this.
Why do I have to wash this?
This is expensive.
This is 37,500 yen.
I bought 50 of these.
You bought too much.
5 o'clock.
Let's go.
Ms. Tadaka is a good teacher.
What is this?
The class is about to collapse.
I will definitely kill you.
This is scary.
Please eat this.
I will eat this and end this.
The blue school ecident team will challenge English difficult questions with an ecident test.
Questions.
The staple vegetables in supermarkets.
In English...
If you know it all, it's an ecident level.
There are some super difficult questions that you haven't heard of.
Do you know how many of them there are?
Let's do it!
Ready!
Go! Go! Go!
This is a combination of the words "bean" and "beginner"
"fiber" "vegetable"
It starts with "b" and ends in the middle.
Go! Go! Go!
It's almost there.
"bean" "spirits"
The answer is "bean" "sprouts".
I don't know! I don't know!
samba
This is a word that includes all mushrooms.
The first letter is "a".
"a" "samba"
"kinoko" (mushroom)
It's not "kinoko" (mushroom)
"mashroom" (mushroom)
This is easy!
It's a 5-letter word starting with "o".
The first letter is "g".
Pay attention to the color of the vegetables!
"green paprika" (green pepper)
Delicious!
But it starts with "g"!
How is it?
What is it? What is it? What is it? Answer me! Answer me!
"pepper" (pepper)
The correct answer is "green pepper" (green pepper)
What is it?
It's a 2-letter word!
2-letter word!
It's a 6-letter word starting with "t".
Will Okada-san know it?
"carrot" (carrot)
What is it?
Huh? What is it?
You know it, right?
What is it?
Okada-san!
"church" (church)
The correct answer is "tunip" (tunip)
Why don't you know it?
It's not "tunip" (tunip)
You know it too well!
It's not "tunip" (tunip)
So far, there is nothing good about Okada-san.
Will Okada-san show off his excellent beauty?
"carrot" (carrot)
It's good! It's good!
It's "carrot" (carrot)
What is it?
"cucumber" (cucumber)
By the way, Renkon wasn't chosen.
Do you know what "renkon" is in English?
What is "renkon" in English?
It's "shaki-shaki" (crunchy)
"nekko" (root)
Yes, it's "nekko" (root)
What is "nekko" in English?
"root" (root)
Yes, "root" (root)
"behind" is "root" (root)
"in front" is "root" (root)
What is "neko" in English?
behind
"lotus" (root)
That's correct!
The answer is "lotus root"!
With two words combined,
the reason for thinking of "renkon" is the "behind" is the root of "lotus".
In addition, "green pepper" also has two words combined.
It is said that the word "green pepper" came into being from the fact that bell peppers themselves are vegetables that have been genetically improved to remove spiciness from red peppers.
Please sing for me. It's "summer, nuts, summer".
Here you go.
The long-awaited new song of Tokyo One-Line Girls, full-size on official YouTube!
It's your second week in life, isn't it?
It can't be that fun, can it?
If you include sensitive content, you have to release the darkness, right?
Summer will pass soon, so let's schedule one by one.
Which one is larger in production number?
Next episode is "Veterans vs. Fresh".
It's a competitive competition between generations.
Correct!
It's easy.
Who will win?
If you want to see it again, please watch it on TVER.
Past broadcasts are FOD.
What's up, man?
"What's up?" you said, didn't you?